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Musi Jan Andolan urged the State Level Expert Appraisal Committee to reject environmental clearance for the Musi Riverfront Development Project, alleging it prioritises real estate development over public welfare and highlighting concerns over displacement, engineering works and gaps in the EIA report

BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of jointly pushing the Musi Riverfront Development Project. He alleged that poor families were being displaced while several Congress poll promises remained unfulfilled

Musi Jan Andolan has urged Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka to undertake a scientific and transparent re-evaluation of the Musi Riverfront Development Project, seeking alternatives to minimise displacement and calling for a halt to land acquisition.

Women and Transgenders Organizations Joint Action Committee expressed support for women living along the Musi river banks affected by the Musi Riverfront Development Project. The group criticised exemption from Social Impact Assessment and urged the government to hear concerns of affected communities.

BRS working president blamed the Congress government for ruining Hyderabad’s prosperity within 15 months of its rule. He cited the latest reports indicating 49 per cent drop in house sales in Hyderabad, while office leasing fell by 41 per cent between January and March 2025

Accordingly, the State government has outlined its priorities, seeking financial assistance worth Rs 1.63 lakh crore for infrastructure projects, including Regional Ring Road, Phase-2 of Hyderabad Metro Rail, Musi Riverfront Rejuvenation project and others

As he completes one year holding these ministries, whether Revanth Reddy can undo the damage that has alienated his government from the public, despite its claims of ‘Praja Palana’ remains a question worth Rs.1.5 lakh crore.

During her visit to Warangal on Sunday, the Minister slammed the BRS for instigating people against the government over different programmes

About 20 senior leaders of the party will have food with the people and sleep in 20 habitations adjoining the Musi river on Saturday

Hyderabad: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy is likely to take up a padayatra from Valigonda to Bibinagar covering six kilometres in Nalgonda on Friday to explain the people about the necessity to take up the Musi Riverfront Development project. Before commencing the padayatra from Sangem village under Valigonda mandal, the Chief Minister along with his […]

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy had initially announced that 1000 acres of land was available at Jawaharnagar for constructing houses for River Musi project oustees

The BJP was not against rejuvenation and beautification of Musi river, but razing homes of poor was unacceptable, he said

Now a report released by the Chief Minister himself, during the AI Summit in September, has once again exposed the claims of the Congress leaders.

If the State government was committed to the rejuvenation of River Musi, it should first focus on ensuring flow of treated water in the river,” public policy expert Donthi Narasimha Reddy said.

The Chief Minister's statement that even a one-day delay could lead to significant losses for residents along the River Musi has raised concerns among many Congress leaders, who believe the government's priorities are misaligned.

Concerns arise over the Musi Riverfront Development Project's ₹58,000 crore cost and consultancy selection, with the MRDCL unexpectedly canceling tenders before awarding the contract to a consortium amid alleged political meetings

Without sharing the Musi Riverfront Development’s detailed project report in the public domain, demolishing houses was undemocratic, said CPM City Secretary M Srinivas.

The firm, which has been embroiled in several controversies, has raised serious concerns about transparency and accountability in the execution of the Rs 1.5 lakh crore Musi project

He pointed out that the Chief Minister was claiming that the State was drowning in debts while simultaneously initiating grand programmes like the Musi project with Rs 1.5 lakh crore.

"Every day, Revanth Reddy complains about the state's rising debts, yet he is pursuing expensive initiatives like the Musi Riverfront project, which many consider unnecessary," he said, questioning the rationale behind the state government's plans.